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Fred Hollows Foundation (HK) Limited, The

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The Fred Hollows Foundation works to prevent avoidable blindness by building capacity from village health centres to regional hospitals and national ophthalmological networks. We are now working in more than 25 locations globally. The Foundation’s vision is for a world where no person is needlessly blind or vision impaired.

StoryTaler Hong Kong Co Limited

HealthPublic and Societal Benefit

Storytaler is co-founded by Prof. Winnie Mak, Professor in CUHK Department of Psychology and Ms Amanda Li, Clinical Psychologist in 2015 and turned into a social enterprise in 2019. We aim to promote mental health and reduce psychiatric stigma. We believe we can all be a self-advocate and an advocate for others. We are a team of people with lived experience, clinical psychologists, people with psychology training, and the general public who have shared values and vision. We promote mental health and share stories on social media which is followed by over 40,000 audiences with over 2,000,000 organic reach. We also organize public exhibitions, storytelling days, seminars and workshops for the general public, corporates, schools and NGOs reaching a total of over 18,000 participants.

Senior Citizen Home Safety Association

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Senior Citizen Home Safety Association was founded in 1996 as a non-profit charitable organisation with a self-financing model. Today it is one of the most established social enterprises in HKG.

International Church of the Foursquare Gospel - Hong Kong District Limited

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ICFG is a worldwide organization founded in US in 1923. It has provided services in HK since 1936. It was registered as a non-profit charity in 1982. The HK District achieved self-reliance in 1996.

Hong Kong Council of the Church of Christ in China, The

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Mission: Following the divine guidance of the Holy Spirit, HKCCCC is willing to share its manpower, financial resources, and vision with member churches to achieve its objectives of mission and service. Our main goal is always trying to be the most worthy witness for Christ and to render glory to God.

Hong Kong Joint Council Of Parents Of The Mentally Handicapped, The

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Mission: 1.To concern and pursue the welfare and services for mentally handicapped people. 2.To promote mutual aid among parents. 3.To educate the public and to raise awareness and acceptance to wards people with mental handicap.

Chinese Association of Medical Specialists Limited, The

HealthPublic and Societal Benefit

The Chinese Association of Medical Specialists (TCAMS) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the professional development of Chinese medical specialists and improving healthcare services. They strive to enhance the quality of medical care, facilitate collaboration among specialists, and advocate for the interests of patients and the medical community.

Association of Chairmen of The Tung Wah Group of Hospitals, The

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We will continue to uphold and spread the philanthropic spirit of TWGHs; to strive to build a better community to serve all walks of life; and to continue to stand as the most trust-worthy charity organisation of Hong Kong. Mission: - To heal the sick and to relieve the distressed; - To care for the elderly and to rehabilitate the disabled; - To promote education and to nurture the youngsters; and - To raise the infant and to guide the youth

Hong Kong Parkinson's Disease Association

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The Hong Kong Parkinson’s Disease Association is a self-help organization founded by a group of Parkinson’s disease patients, their families, carers members. It has been registered as an independent society and non-profit making organization in 1998. Further, it has been incorporated as a limited company in 2010.

Hong Kong Alzheimer's Disease Association

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HKADA provides professional, multi-dimensional non-pharmacological interventions and services to people living with dementia and their family caregivers. At the same time, we provide education on brain health and knowledge of the disease to the general public; as well as training to medical practitioners, caregivers and professionals of various trades, to enhance their ability on early detection of the disease and their knowledge and skills in caring for people living with dementia.

TWGHs Outreaching Medical Services for Elderly

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The Tung Wah Group of Hospitals, with a history dating back to 1870, is the oldest and largest charitable organisation in Hong Kong. It provides extensive education and community services through 194 service centres spread across Hong Kong.

Stewards

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Mission: To provide quality non-profit making social welfare, educational and health care services for the benefit of the Hong Kong community and elsewhere and to promote evangelical Christian faith.

eHealth Consortium Limited

HealthPublic and Societal Benefit

Established since 2005, eHealth Consortium ("eHC") is one of the major non-profit making organizations in Hong Kong leading eHealth advocacy in the region and we are the prime agency bridging healthcare and IT industries to advance the development of eHealth in Hong Kong and Mainland China. Over the years, our efforts are focused on three key areas, namely data standardization, education and capacity building, and facilitating pilot projects for the advancement of eHealth applications. We work closely with the healthcare and the ICT sectors to offer training programs, conferences, and seminal events for eHealth stakeholders. Vision Our vision is to create a well-integrated environment where the public health and patient information can be readily shared between the public and private sectors for the enhancement of the accessibility, quality and effectiveness of healthcare services in Hong Kong. Mission Our mission is therefore to: - Bring IT and healthcare professionals together to facilitate and promote the use of IT as a key enabler in the healthcare industry. - Position Hong Kong strategically in providing a more accessible and effective healthcare system for the benefit of all through the use of medical informatics and information and Communications Technology ("ICT")

Asian Foundation For The Prevention of Blindness, The

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The Asian Foundation for the Prevention of Blindness (AFPB) came into existence in October 16, 1981 during the visit of Sir John Wilson, the President of the International Agency for Prevention of Blindness and the Founder Director of the Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind. Sir John conceived and organized global efforts to bring under control diseases which cause blindness among approximately 40 million people in the developing world.

New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association

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Dedicates to promoting mental wellness for persons in mental recovery, their families and public with ultimate goal of equal opportunities, social inclusion, acceptance & full participation

Forget Thee Not Limited

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Forget Thee Not engages the public to rethink the meaning of life through education, advocacy and practical implementation of plans to ensure the best possible transition. We advocate for proactive planning approaches to address the challenges of end-of-life journeys, using tools such as advance directive, caring plan, funerals and related instructions. If an individual, ailing or otherwise, unexpectedly becomes unconscious and/or unable to recover, their family members and doctors can follow their expressed preferences to make the appropriate arrangements for their transition. In this way, the patient can live their final moments with the greatest dignity.

Evangelical Lutheran Church Social Service - Hong Kong

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Evangelical Lutheran Church Social Service – Hong Kong (ELCSS-HK), one of the largest NGOs in Hong Kong, was established in 1976. With an innovative, caring and people-oriented approach, we provide integrated services to the grassroots and the disadvantaged. Currently we have more than 50 service units and 50 special projects across the territory. We serve nearly two million head counts per year via services ranging from small children, elders, families, schools to the employment sector.